The News-Chronicle from Shippensburg, Pennsylvania • 14

i A. -Sw-'l FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1943 UAGE SIX-H HEBERUG Orders Are Already Pouring Local Community Ambulances Are Being Exhibited at CV Firemen's Fair Frederick Plans for Gala Day When Francis Scott Key Stamps Go on Sale CD 1 Sunday school attendance at Mount Hope for Sunday July 18 was il; one year ago IU. Offering $18.01 one year ago $11.71. Eleanor Geer, who had been visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Stitley in Harrisburg, returned home Friday evening. Mrs. Perry Swarte and (laughters Joyce and Donna of Morgan-town, West Virginia, who had been visiting her sisters-in-law, Mrs. Fred Boyd and Mrs. Dean Lehman and other friends have returned home.

Mary Wheeler and Rheta Ann Freas of Philadelphia, who were spending their vacation in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wheeler, returned home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Wevadau and children of Shepherdstown spent the weekend in the home of Mrs. Wevadau's brother-in-law tind sister, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brandt. Mrs.

Charles Caldwell and daughter, Sharon of Newville spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. John Hoover. Janyce Stitley of Harrisburg spent Friday night and Saturday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Geer.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Henry of near Carlisle Springs and Mrs. "Tnniln Siwiit'ty vwitfil a ii'AV the I past week with their sihter, Mrs. J.

A. Brandt. Mrs. Viola Hosier of Newville spent Thursday in the home of her son-in-law and "daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Merle Rolar. Mrs. Guy Hoover was admitted to the Carlisle Hospital on Monday for surgical treatment. Lee Brandt accompanied his ftrnrwlt unil son Jay to Philadelphia on Saturday. His lather was admitted to a Philadelphia Hospital for In for first-dav Francis Scott Kev stamp--, A cover ami cancellations, thousands of orders for have been receiv-re two cancelling ma-have set up at the Some- Iu.OijO.ih.i Scott Key commemorative are being printed liy the fi'-v Departmer.t.

(hint: l.ioal lYuvr NEWVILLE 1 Mrs. ere Gratz of the birth of a 1 ita i.ter at the Harrisburg hos- ital. Mr and Mrs. Hav Maurer of I'hiiadeltdiia spert the weekend -Mk-s Lilv Snvder and Mr. and Mrs.

X. Z. Mell. M.ss Snyder and Miss Alice Lehman accompanied tic-m to the citv on their return. Miss Liberty McClelland of spent the weekend a i M.s- Lucy Hays.

a-td Mis. Sharp McCrea Mc-K! vain and chii.iren of Am! ridtre the weektiai with Mr. arcnts, Mr. and Mr. Klwain.

Jay McElwai.i, had keen ending some time hi- oarents, has returntd to New Yi.rk. The Misiotiarv Sock tv 'f the I'ri'ed Presbyterian h.r ch ill hold a picnic meetinir a the home pf Mrs. John McCul-ioci, and Miss Leila MoCilloeh. Mr. atid Mrs.

tieortre Myers of York spent the weekend wi'h Mr. mother. Mrs. ck-ra Myers, t'ne Men's Chorus the Hunts-! dale Church santr for the vesper' si vice on the law at the Bite Soriri Pre-hvterian Church on Almo'-t pvartiv ut the FPftii.n cf U. S.

principal highways, Ik the rave of ti "Star fust fi, at tMs Sc.itt Key, Drpait inert P. M.I.. i'-i. i II' M.t':' i.f rranc: Ik Id- or "he poser a''! 1111 wr a new issue of t' n' i.o.U:.' stamps. of thi- of M'i) is expected to lie clonk: a philatelists f'on1 all civt the nation a'-semlile here ir tke rale and of hearing the iic.v n' -nw-morLtive K.

Tha f.r-t the -ciu! st imps v.kl s.d I Wii-l'am A'arvku- 1 bv PostmaV.er General Jese M. Iionaidson rerem'niies Kev nii.n'.imi -ii o'clock iiivt-djy i-s-i" of will ciiiio "if he dedic it t( 'i of th, over tif iavvs of wife, in lu'st'd ie t-rv, on the ki- 1 of Fi-'ijeri "i'y. High ii'i'- aa! an- ti affair. Th? make pi-im-ipe! or I'll Midler I.licv nirtT. faau-d i ti'-ns Hill sii.tr Ii acinus Marine at '-o 'i ti'iie: re Moni-'ii'.

New for thiiu-ands of of the i na! n-ii tl "Star in 1 1 ic 1 in- the i'l ien (Ji'aii'. i Meaouiiiie office is lieom since it v.i.s lass ri i i nnient i cl ai- o. Va. a half a luu re I op et i a I i i I 'r ilck- au' e'li-1'i'e-dati' orders Mr. and Mrs.

Carl elevens. announce the birth of a on Sunday July 11. Mrs. Cleven was Helen cnesinut, daughter Mrs. George Chestnut of NewviHt anil the late George Chestnut.

Judy Lehman is visiting in tie home of her untie and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lamasuu of North Pitt street in Carlisle. Mrs. J.

A. Brandt is spending this week with her sister, Mrs, Maude Swartz. For Every Rural Use 2 Cylinder Service $19.75 Quick, Clean, Dependable Write or" Telephone Gi S3 West King Street, Phone 365 Shippensburg, Pa. DELICIOUS a BASKET this week with her sister, Mrs, 1 machine, driven more than 130,000 miles in the past seven years, has transported approximately 3,000 local and nearby residents to area hospitals. The ambulance service as inaugurated here on May 28, 1931, by the CV firefighters.

The first community ambulance was a Studebaker. The second machine was a La Salle model. All ambulances, including the recently purchased 1948 Cadillac model, have been equipped with Superior bodies, a favorite with the local fire department. Shown in the picture above are Shippensburg's two community ambulances which are being exhibited at the Cumberland Valley Hose company fair which is being held this week on Eschenmann's lot on North Seneca street. Proceeds from the fair are used for the purchase and maintenance of the local ambulances.

To the left is Clarence Ansle. one of the volunteer drivers, beside the 1941 Cadillac ambulance which the CV firemen maintain for emergency calls when the new ambulance, shown at the right, is making a call. The old evening. I.e Ha-; pickens of Philadel-s rucr of the 1 gpv (hurch. was -uest speaKei.

Tne js recuperl.tin(j at the and Mrs.Kenneth Piper of Ship- and Mrs. Frank Adams and family pensburg on Sunday. on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

William Mathna Laural Grove Evangelical United of near Mowersville visited Mrs. Brethren Church is holding Bible Mathna's sister, Miss Mary Magee i School this week at 7:45 each eve-reeently. ning. Mrs. Thomas Piper visited her Mr am Mrs Joseph Danko an( father J.

A. Eckenrode on Sunday son Joseph of New Cumberl.in(i a week ago a)d Mrg Mattie Do le spent Mrs. Russell Harry was admitted jth to the Chambersburg Hospital on Wednesday for an examination. Mrs. Harry has been 'ill for several I Mtss (Louise of New Mr.

and Mrs. George F. Shettler Alexandria spent several days with and family visited Mr. and Mrs. i her grandmother, Mrs.

Etta Norman Martin on Friday evening, Crouse. She was accompanied home r. tt. i Pv.nn PLUMBING HEATING OIL BURNERS THE RIGHT JOB AT THE RIGHT PRICE A. R.

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Come enjoy a gospel feast in spiritual song. Rev. G. W. Rice, pastor.

Mrs. Mary Griffin and Charles Mason of Philadelphia recently spent the weekend with Mrs. Catherine London. Mrs. Bessie Jackson of Luray, Virginia spent several days with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Homer Jackson of West Orange street. Mrs. Lillian Daniels of Fayette street and Miss Sarah Hodge of Carlisle were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Vernon James of Steelton on Friday. Mrs. Ella Nocho and granddaughter, Miss Sarah Catherine Nocho of West Orange street have returned to their respective homes after a three week vacation with relatives in Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs.

John Stevenson of McKeesport, who recently visited with Mrs. Marie Crewsaw of Apple Avenue have returned home. Presiding Elder Edwin Kenney of the Philadelphia district of the Philadelphia and Baltimore Conference was the guest speaker at Mt. Pisgah A. M.

E. Zion Churcn on Sunday evening. Girl Scout Troop 7 has returned home from a tour of the Gettvs burg Battle Field. The troop amv ed in Gettysburg' Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. after having lunch at the home of the leader of the Lily of the Val ley Troop 23, they went to Pardee Field to camp fonthe night.

Wed nesday was spent sight-seeing and matinee at the movies. Mrs. Sarah Holman and daughter Ardella and Mary Louise left on an extended vacation to Cape May, New Jersey. Mrs. Sarah Wilson, who spent some time with her grandson, John Williams, returned home Thursday.

Girl scouts, parents and leaders who attended the picnic and dedicatory services at Sakafawea Camp were Saundra, Marva, Audris Robinson, Ella May Nocho, Carol Bell, Judith Owens, Bonnie Williams, Mrs. Naomi Robinson, Mrs. Margaret Burl, Mrs. Lillian Daniels and Mrs. Frances Banks.

Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jackson of West Orange street recently entertained Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Davis of Hagerstown, Maryland, Mrs.

May Vinson of Washington, D. Also PAINTS AND HARDWARE iestem Lumber Mfg. Co. Sea Food Steaks Platter Lunches DORY HYSSONG'S TOLL GATE TAVERN Shippensburg, Pa. 400 500 East North Street Phone 7 'a .1.

15 CHATTERBOX News of Colored Folk By Lillian B. Daniels r.mne of her niece and nephew Mr. and Mrs. Mvoli Owens on West Orantre street. Miss Eleanor London has returned, to Philadelphia after spending a week's vacation with her mother and uncle, Mrs.

Catherine London pnd William Puss on North Queen street. Mrs. Snellen James of Steelton, who attended the first session of summer school at the Shippensburgr State Teachers College returned home Friday afternoon. P.ev. W.

H. Cohen, former pastor of Mt. Pispah A. M. E.

Zion Church was a visitor among friends here last Sunday. He also spoke at the 8 P.m. service. Miss Bettie Lane of South Penn street was admitted to the Harris-huiar Hospital on Wednesday. The Kingsmen, a male chorus of twenty-two voices, from Chambers-burg will be presented at Mt.

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3 917 23 I and Mr. and Mrs. Hiawatha The eroP '3 be- unvm iiuu.c ui the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fogerty.

Mr. and M-s. William Guyer and three sons spent Friday night and Saturday in Harrisburg visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

Mervin Sock and children Barbara, Jay and Nancy 1 Carrol of Mowersville and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Eckenrode and children Anna May and Jay of Amberson i visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Gury, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hammond Jr.

spent Saturday evening in Hagerstown, Maryland. Mr." and Mrs. Wendell Crouse and daughter, Susan Kay, of New York, visited his parents, Mr. and i Mrs. E.

C. Crouse and Crouse's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Carlin of Metal on Sunday. Miss Shirley Kling had her tonsils removed the past week at the Chambersburg Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Dale French and two children of near Greencastle I spent Sunday with his father, Ira French and Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Kelley. MARCUS E.

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KLINE Owners Shippensburg, Pa. Phone 9217 irjhiiXJV. Ii lU I miss rauune mariin spent rri- day with her 3unt, Mrs. Mable Clayton, who has been ill. Sorry to hear of the death of Oscar Funston who formerly had been one of our neighbors and was well known by every one.

My sympathy to the family. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stewart and family spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Edmonson. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Piper and family spent Thursday in Cham-bersbuig shopping on Chambersburg Day. Mr.

and Mrs. Vallace Johnson of Washington D. C. spent the weekend with her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry McCurdy. Mrs. Carrie Wolff has been keep house for Mr. and Mrs. John Dry Run.

Mrs. Shoap re- turned home from the hospital re cently. Mrs. Beulah Shoemaker spent a short time on Tuesday afternoon with her sister, Mrs. Alton Piper.

Mrs. Gladys Carlin and son spent Friday evening with her grandmother, Mrs. Emma Shoe maker. Mrs. Alton Piper spent Thursday evening with Mrs.

Carrie Craig. C. P. Craig and Alton Piper spent Wednesday evening in Shippensburg at a meeting of the Cumberland Valley Cooperative Association. Roy Stake spent a day in Shippensburg this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Merl Keefer and children, Louise and John spent i Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. I Alton Piper and family.

Most of the farmers of the valley have their harvesting done and some have threshed part of their ing very small in the grain and light in weight. SPRING RUN Mr. and Mrs. Lee Maher and two sons William and Henry of Harrisburg visited her sister, Mrs. D.

I. Vainer and her father, W. S. Piper a few days the past week. Mrs.

Raymond Vainer and children Joan, Shirley and Ronnie, and Mrs. Charles iShields and grandchildren, Richard and Betty Jane Beidel spent Wednesday in Shippensburg and called on Mrs. Shield's daughter, Mrs. Albert Cnder of near Shippensburg. Mrs.

Clift Piper and daughter Julia, called on her aunt, Mrs. O. D. Gury on Thursday afternoon. Rev.

and Mrs. J. Temple Jarrell were shoppers in Chambersburg on Thursday Mrs. Nettie Kirkpatrick spent Thursday with her brother and sis-1 ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

William Best and family. I Mr. and Mrs. William Barkley' called at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

W. J. Gury on Thursday evening. Rev. and Mrs.

J. Temple Jarrell and son, Robert, spent Friday at Camp Penn. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McCahan and Jay Briggs of Mifflin spent Saturday night and Sunday with their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph 1 Sriggs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Myers of! Upper Strasburg called on her parents Mr.

and Mrs. Dennie Groce of Mt. Green on Sunday. Mrs. Irene Shearer of Willow.

Hill called on Mr. and Mrs. David Shearer on Sunday. Street lights will be installed in Spring Run in the near future. Worship services Sunday night1 7:45 in the Spring Run Evangelical United Brethren Church.

Church school Sunday morning 9:45 a. m. Every one welcome. Mr. and Mrs.

Ross Dunkle of, Dry Run called on her sister, Mr. I IVAL MAGNETIC SPEEDWAY Li Much of the success of the De Laval Magnetic Speed-' way Milker in providing better, faster and cleaner milking is due to the exclusive design, construction and act ion of the De Laval SpeedwayComfortTeatCup. Concidcr important and essential advantages: I Fiv. Doom, On. Star 1 t'J2n of mouthDler and Hiier make If CLp locretp fr "swallow" uUder.

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R. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jackson of West Orange street and Mrs. Mary Frye of R.

R. 1 motored to Luray, Virginia over the weekend. amberson" Visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.

S. Funston over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Williams, Barry Detterline and Ronnie Agster of Reading, Elinda Shuchman and Berneda Piper of Chambersburg and Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Funston of Shippensburg. Albert Culbertson spent Monday and Tuesday with his brother Ellis and family of Chambersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Culbertson just returned from a trip through the west visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Culbertson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Hoberland and family of Yearing, Iowa, visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Pilgrim of Illinois and from there on up to the Canadian border. Burhman McVitty is erecting a new barn at his farm, the old barn having burned several years ago. Miss Edith Craig, who visited her brother, C. P. Craig for several weeks has returned to Chambersburg to her sister, Mrs.

Blanche Crouse, where she has made her home for some time. Visitors in the home of Mr. and Ryr th weeH ate Mrs. Ryder mother, Mrs. Kath- erine Mays and her grandmother, Mrs- Daugherty of Mexico and Mt.

Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Funston spent the weekend of the 4th visiting Mrs. Funston's aunt, Mrs. Alex Morrison of Pittsburgh.

Her aunt accompanied them back home and spent a few days with Mrs. Funston. Mrs. Kenneth Piper spent Monday and Tuesday with her mother- in-law, Mrs. Alton Piper, who was ill for a short time.

She canned peas and assisted Mrs. Piper wash. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Parker and family of Doylesburg visited Mr.

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